Auraton ka kaam

[Bobby1]

Re: Auraton ka kaam

@akaprincess

I always tell him how he is doing so well and that God may help him to go through this.. its not about that. The main point is, if she can tale care of him when hes sick, why cant he do that without grumbling about it? And that too so openly, even to her. Its not fair to her.

Its their relationshop and all, but as the daughter it hurts me to see her so sick in the first place, and then have him, help alot, yes thank god for that, nut in the same breath, do jatana about it that he owes her and whatnot, its not right.

I totally agree and understand what you are saying, it is very hurtful to see that a woman who dedicated her entire life to serve someone, give him children, raise them and not being appreciated. When people say that this is cultural, I don’t agree with that. My wifes BIL took care of her dying sis in such an amazing way that it was more than anyone can expect. he would show her kindness, love and would stay up all night without ever complaining and would shower her with love. Good for you to tell him that, he is not a child and it really is not your job to educate him.